If you’ve been on Twitter lately, then you may have been seeing more and more buzz about Vine, which aims to do to videos what Instagram did for photographs – sorta. Vine allows users to share quick 6 second video clips of whatever they…
You may not have heard of it, but Drippler is one of the world’s most popular Android apps. Drippler is designed to give you helpful tips that pertain specifically to your phone and your operating system. After installing the Drippler app,…
There are hundreds of different ways to find new Android apps. You can ask friends, look for the most popular games on the Google Play Store, or check our very own One Click Root blog. But I recently found an even easier way to find new Android…
Last week, we told you about Facebook Home and why it will change the way Android users use their handsets. Today, Facebook Home is now available as a free download from the Google Play Store. Facebook Home is actually multiple apps put together.…
As anybody who’s played an Android game already knows, in-app purchases are an inescapable part of our favorite operating system. You can’t run very far in Subway Surfers without being asked to buy more coins and other garbage, for example, and…
Facebook Home has been dominating news headlines over the past few weeks. But in spite of that fact, many Android users are still unsure what, exactly, Facebook Home is. Today, we’re going to solve that mystery once and for all. Here’s…
Google Reader is dead. And in its place are a bunch of good Reader alternatives for Android. But Google wasn’t going to just abandon its legions of Reader fans and throw them into the arms of third-party services. That’s why Google is…
5) Google Keep It’s big news anytime Google releases a new app. Google Keep isn’t anything revolutionary. In fact, it’s basically a copy of cloud-memory service apps like Evernote. Google Keep allows users to save notes through text and…
The hype surrounding the Galaxy S4 is ramping up every day. And EA pushed that hype meter a little further to the right today by announcing that it has optimized 14 mobile games specifically for the Galaxy S4. All 14 of those games will be…
Google Reader will be shut down after July 1, 2013. And that has caused many (okay, maybe not that many) Reader fans to be sad. But don’t despair! Because on the internet, there are always copycats. And if you’re looking for free alternatives to…
